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Happy New Year, Witches and fellow readers!! Our blog anniversary has passed, marking a fantastic 7 years of blogging mayhem! I have undergone more enchanting transformations than a Hollywood star with a wand in those years. It all started when my real-life sister Norma started our blog “Two Sisters Lost in Coulee Reading.” We brewed
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Ashley Winstead knows how to “give me pumpkin to talk about,” and this was my first eerie and thrilling encounter with her stories. The story weaves together a tapestry of eeriness, cleverness, and layers of exciting twisted twists. The pacing is spot on, building tension steadily to the story’s climax, and I was turning the
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What’s brewing, witches!! It’s a perfect day for a spooky book, and I have a couple lined up. Since I like to juggle three books at a time, I am starting with three different spooky thrends today. I might read them all, ditch one or stack one for later. Serial killer/ Bright Young Women by
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“Don’t go in the woods alone” trope is one of my favorites. Where the narrative plunges deep into the forest, where fear takes root, and that sinister presence lurks among the trees never fails to send shivers down my spine. Something about that eerie feeling envelops me as I listen to the book while walking
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Vivian, a psychic astrophysicist, returns to her hometown of Fort Worth to lay her mother to rest. However, she finds herself entangled in old relationships, agreeing to assist her longtime friend and brother-in-law, Mike, in solving a cold case. What distinguishes this one from the typical psychic trope is Vivian’s role as a scientist, which
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Black Sheep seamlessly integrates with my Lunatic Ridge reads, and my overarching theme. Rachel Harrison has masterfully crafted characters that I’d prefer to keep out and confine within the pages of this thrilling horror tale It’s best going into Black Sheep, not knowing too much about it. I think what you really need to know
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